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A Day In The Life Of A Spanish Inquisitor

A Day In The Life Of A Spanish Inquisitor

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When most people think of the Spanish Inquisition, they typically think of torture (or Monty Python, and for good reason. Between 1478 and 1834, Catholic monarchs in Spain and Spanish territories used the tribunal to combat heretics, torturing and executing thousands. While modern historians say the Spanish Inquisition's reputation as a torture-fest is a bit exaggerated, the facts are clear: Some pretty gnarly stuff definitely went down
Date: 2022-12-29

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To my fellow white people we have a problem! As of late many caucasians believe that they are born evil because they are white, but this of course is a lie for dont God give the people of Europe the code of chivalry and make them great lovers of honor? Of all the people God created none have a greater potential for righteousness than White people and this is the hidden message of a little known video game called Fire Emblem Fates.
Fire emblem fates title screen
This message is shown through the people that make up the mighty Kingdom of Nohr a militaristic nation that takes a great deal of inspiration from Roman culture allowing it to be described as a true Holy Roman Empire, and who better to show this then Nohrs crowned prince Xander?
Prince Xander
Born to king Garen and queen Katerina in the great city of Windmire his body was well built with blonde hair and blue eyes and and like all Nohrians he had fair skin, Xander would grow to become the greatest warrior of his kingdom, and so great was his honor the when his rival Ryoma the prince of Hoshido was captured during a banquet in a neutral kingdom about to be executed It would be Xander who freed him because for Xander as all Nohrian hated treachery and was not willing to ignore such a great act of dishonor and cowardice, and so great was his love for Nohr and her people that it is said that not even the will of the great Dragon god Anankos could
make him true his blade upon Nohr. His name gives away his really world inspiration one of the most famous Europeans Alexander the Great king of Macedonia the man who conquered of the Persian empire. This is yet but one example but theres many more Nohrian characters who are noble and just from the icon of knighthood Silas to the beautiful and caring Camilla and many more.
And yet despite the honorable and just nature of the Nohrians some still think that theyre evil barbarians chef among them is the rival kingdom of Hoshido, but its a lie for the Nohrians like all white people are a race of honor and heroism and not what the enemy wants us to be.
This is true as God is my witness goodbye and let all you know learn the truth.

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It's good to know what the Spanish inquisition was like but, for example, right now there are more than 2, 500 prisoners now on death row in the United States, so 3, 000 to 5, 000 executed by the Spanish Inquisition in 300 years doesn't sound so scary anymore (but it does. By the way, the inquisition in Germany executed more than 15, 000 people (mostly women) accused of witchcraft, more than 10, 000 in Switzerland, but who makes documentaries about that?
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The history of Catholic popes isn't what one would think a Catholic pope should be. They are/were the total opposite of the 10 Commandments. They were diabolically EVIL, power hungry and greedy.
It takes an incredibly evil person to think of how to torture people. The evil that people enjoy inflicting on others and not know when, why or how. And that's just the people with power, not including those they chose to do their dirty work.

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So uh
Because I'm of a Christian faith but not Catholic, I would've been targeted by the inquisition were I to exist with my current beliefs in-tact during that time?
Geez
Heck, I'd probably be accused of more than heresy if I also dressed the same as I do modern day. Not that I dress immodestly, but the fact I wear pants and a shirt as a woman would raise more than one eyebrow back then

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I'm sittin' flickin' chickens, and I'm lookin' through the pickin's when suddenly these girls break down my balls! I didn't even know them, and they grabbed me by the scrotum, and they started playing ping-pong with my balls! Oi, the agony! Ooh the shame. To make my privates public for a game!
-from 'The Spanish Inquisition' chapter of the film History of The World Part 1

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Based on that last fact of up to 3-5, 000 people being executed over a 300 year period that means that about 13 people were executed each year. Which is actually sad. Little wonder then that most criminals of the time would have rather taken their chances with the inquisition than secular courts. Im sure the state of Florida alone could trump the inquisitions stats.
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You are so historically accurate, proffessional and unbiased to the extent that for a moment I beleaved MUSLIMS never existed in Spain. and as if inquisition was only against the jews! Not that they were the second level victims. while christians became vitims later on. But inquisition was against Muslims throught Spain and later Granada.
So Blind people can be!

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Believe in some sort of universal creator, be spiritual, follow The Golden Rule. Just do this and, if there is some sort of afterlife, youll do just fine. If not, youll be dead, just like every person who is ever born will someday be. But stay the hell away from religion! It serves no genuine, meaningful purpose except for division.
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Fact is that over the course of the Spanish Inquisition which lasted 160 years, there were 150, 000 trials but only 3500 to 4000 execution. So not that big of a topic considering that during the terror of the French Revolution which lasted under a year, over 10, 000 were killed including the creator Maximilian Robespierre himself.
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Recently i just watched a 2-part video about Goya's Dark Paintings and how his downfall from the royal painter to a seclude that paints the most iconic haunting arts. he lived through the spanish inquisition events, and it contributed to his Dark Paintings. it was really eye-opening and really sad
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In Lima, Peru, there is a museum solely dedicated to the Inquisition. The last Inquisition Act held there, was in the middle of the 19th. Century (unbelievable. The video and explanations are great, but it did not cover what happened in the rest of the world, mainly in Latin America
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You she entity lifeforces (including she entity lifeforces existing in XY DNA template bodies) sure do love death cultism control freaking as you keep doing it over and over and over.
And over and over and over. And over and over and over. And over and over and over.

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My condolences to the victim and their families who lost their lives to the Spanish Inquisition The torture methods they used was inhumane and barbaric The Inquisition was nothing more than a wet dream of two sadistic monarchs who enjoy ruining people's lives
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May I request for a video about how the Philippines became a colony of Spain of over 300 odd years? My knowledge of the subject is very limited. There are very few books written about it at my disposal. I believe you have a bigger source. Thank you.
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There were more Muslims killed by the Inquisition than Jews remember Spain was Muslim (Al Andalus) with a Protected Jewish minority.
Its strange that Muslims are left out of the mourning of the tragedy that was the Spanish Inquisition

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Really, only Jews were persecuted. How about the, Muslims who were wiped out from Spain using the inquisitions. Even in history your racism has no boundaries. And you call yourselves fair minded and historically honest.
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The last person to be executed in Spain by means of torture was in 1975. Dictator Francisco Franco ordered the execution to a university student in Madrid over graffiti. Franco later passed on November 20, 1975.
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Thank u for this video what about the Arab Muslims where living in Spain at that time. there is another inquisition going on today the Jewish inquisition against the Arab Muslims and Arab Christians in Palestine
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Now I see where the jim crow courts? of the late 1800s through, well, still actually goes on, South in America got some of their tactics. #ThisIsWhyIRead Slavery By Another Name. Douglas A Blackmon.
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This right here is why we must never let any religion regain the power it once had over people. Nothing but tyrannical cults bent on controlling the masses through any means necessary.
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